Accrington Stanley-Now All Ticket
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I've pm'd him mate.Covered End said:
Have you tried ringing Accrington to cillect at ground, as others did successfully yesterday?CH4RLTON said:If anyone has a spare please could you PM me?
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Have pm'd you.CH4RLTON said:If anyone has a spare please could you PM me?
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Oi, you're nicking my clients :-)ElfsborgAddick said:
Have pm'd you.CH4RLTON said:If anyone has a spare please could you PM me?
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Just call me Stan.RedChaser said:
Oi, you're nicking my clients :-)ElfsborgAddick said:
Have pm'd you.CH4RLTON said:If anyone has a spare please could you PM me?
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Stu Walls seat is free if you need it.2
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What a sad little bunch!guinnessaddick said:Bad Boys
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Just landed in Accrington, hmmm...0
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Charlton terrace tix available at the ground. Just bought one.2
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Accrington has an airport ?????addickson said:Just landed in Accrington, hmmm...
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Yes indeed, but they were quite a friendly bunch, particularly as my mate introduced me as someone’s whose grandad played for Sunderland (no mention of Charlton!)killerandflash said:
I always thought the hardest thing if you're REALLY trying to not reveal yourself as an away supporter, is to at least make some effort to celebrate when the opposition scoreJamesSeed said:
Had a similar issue up at Sunderland, especially as the crowd was so quiet until their equaliser. Even my friend who bought me my ticket got in my face when they got the last minute winner.Croydon said:
To me, sitting in the home end completely defeats the purpose of an awayday. I've done it as a guest before at Chelsea and sitting on my hands for 90 minutes was no fun at all.Addickted said:Not surprised at this.
Forcing fans to buy direct from CAFC means RD get's his cut from the ticket sales along with the £2.50 admin and postage fees, forcing those who have previously bought direct at the ground into lining his pockets.
If you don't have a ticket and get to the ground, you can just buy on the day, just not in the away end.
If you're sitting down and looking pissed off, it does rather stand out when everyone around you is dancing around!0 -
I don't know if they 'sold out' or not in the end, but I don't think it looked very crowded. I know that ground relations are tighter than they used to be, but I reckon you could have doubled the crowd in our end without any bother.2
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Yes, the away end looked about 60% full. Could have got another 500 or so in there I reckon.Stig said:I don't know if they 'sold out' or not in the end, but I don't think it looked very crowded. I know that ground relations are tighter than they used to be, but I reckon you could have doubled the crowd in our end without any bother.
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I didn’t go but wasn’t it standing only in the away end ?. Perhaps Charlton have less pork pie eaters these days and take up less space...working in the City it does seem that most people out and about and on the tube seem a lot slimmer these days so maybe our London based support is tooSoundAsa£ said:
Yes, the away end looked about 60% full. Could have got another 500 or so in there I reckon.Stig said:I don't know if they 'sold out' or not in the end, but I don't think it looked very crowded. I know that ground relations are tighter than they used to be, but I reckon you could have doubled the crowd in our end without any bother.
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